Pros: Upgraded my cooler master HAF 912 with front usb 3.0 so no longer have to reach around the back to transfer/back up my steam games to my usb 3.0 hard drive. The speed is indistinguishable from the speed of the motherboards back panel usb 3.0 getting fast transfer speeds. I also like the fact that you can mount an ssd or 3.5 inch hard drive inside the bracket not wasting your 5.25 inch bay. I have a larger case and the length of the cables where more then enough for my use but it would probably be to long for a micro atx case.

Cons: No cons simple solution for an older case.

Other Thoughts: Buy it worth every penny.

Pros: Easy Install!

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: USB 3.0 work fast!

Pros: - Looks good
- Good fit
- Holds my card reader and adds two USB 3.0 ports to my older Antec Solo case
- Holes are all properly aligned -- better than the 3.5" adapter that came with my Antec Solo case

Cons: - All plastic
- Probably not providing any EMI shielding
- Screws provided are regular case machine screws, not courser screws intended for untapped plastic. So, I have long-term concerns about how they will grab especially with reuse over time

Other Thoughts: - Overall a nice solution, but I'd prefer a metal version with tapped screw holes if it was available on the market

Pros: Good looking design. Functional usb 3. Light weight.

Cons: Didnt fit in perfectly. The right side pushes slightly into case when usb is inserted. Maybe just my case. Not a huge deal.

Other Thoughts: Usb slots are a rather tight fit. I personally like that.

Pros: Easy, simple to install. Perfect for my older antec work case. SSD bracket and USB3.

Cons: None

Pros: Nice fit.
Provide space for hdd (ssd).
USB 3.0 connection on old case.
These are the reasons I bought this device and full filled,
plain & simple.

Cons: None.

Pros: Fits nicely in an older case's 5.25 front slot. Easy to install. Easy to mount an SSD. Even came with screws to do so. USB cables are long enough to reach most any motherboard

Cons: OK, this is very nit picky, but the flower-shaped vent on the front are not exactly my style, but to be honest, I don't even notice this anymore. The cables join at the mother board connection instead of in the device, so you will have two cables to route, this was not a big deal for me at all but I wanted to mention it in case it is a factor for someone else.

Other Thoughts: I need to add USB 3.0 connections to the front of an older case. This fits the bill perfectly since I also wanted a mounting point for a new SSD as well. If needed, and with a little surgery, I think that one could even mount a small 40mm fan in one of the flower-shaped vents to add cooling for the SSD.

Pros: I had an older case and wanted USB 3.0 on the front.
My case did not have 2.5 drive brackets.
One piece fit two needs.
Cable can get to any part of the motherboard from a mid tower case.

Cons: No real cons.
There are two cables that join at the motherboard connector.
They are mounted on either side of the 5 inch bracket. One cable rather than two going from bracket to motherboard would be neater.

Other Thoughts: Saved an older case from obsolescence.

Pros: I was able to keep my newer existing card reader, have USB 3.0 in the front of my case and it looks good. It plugged into my new mother board then worked perfectly.

Cons: none